Sentence examples for fast-developing technology from inspiring English sources
China is now leading the world with this fast-developing technology.
Is fast-developing technology, such as underwater drones, improved sonar and better airborne surveillance, making submarines obsolete?
Geological storage of CO2 is a fast-developing technology that can mitigate rising carbon emissions.
Labour, after three decades of support for Trident, is conducting a review into whether it makes sense for the UK to continue to have nuclear weapons and on the practicality of investing so much, an estimated £31bn for the four new subs, at a time when fast-developing technology could make these subs obsolete.
"And this has been made worse by fast-developing technology.
Supercapacitors are a fast-developing technology in electric energy storage including lithium-ion secondary batteries, fuel cells, and electrical double-layer capacitors [1, 2].
chips to foreclose competition in other fast-developing technologies.
The arsenal of fast-developing technologies, he said, includes sensors, smartphones, and the resulting explosion of digital data combined with clever software to help residents and municipal governments made better decisions.
The efforts of identifying suitable psoriasis biomarkers have been continuously made using different methods, including conventional analyses and omics approaches (genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics), with the fast-developing technologies as reviewed in this paper.
In addition, our finding that a quarter of patients with gambling problems reported that more than half of their gambling in the past 12 months had involved the internet highlights the potential for gambling-related harm in people with bipolar disorder using internet gambling services that are available 24 h a day through fast-developing technologies.
At a time, where most agree that government is over reaching and when the economic bright spots are our innovation sectors, it seems incredible that this inane proposal choking a fast-developing new technology with an old technology would not pass the hee-haw test.
